Pisces Pond Kidney Planting Basket - 45 x 18 x 15cm - 12 Pack

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The Pisces Pond Kidney Planting Basket is designed for pond owners looking to cultivate a lush, organized aquatic environment while protecting plant roots from fish. These 12-pack baskets are ideal for marginals and lilies, offering an easy way to move and rearrange your pond flora, though users should ensure their pond ledges can accommodate the kidney-shaped design.
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Each basket has a capacity of 8 litres.
They are ideal for marginals and water lilies, though they are suitable for most aquatic plants.
Yes, it is recommended to use specific aquatic compost or soil, which is heavier and nutrient-rich for pond plants.
The fine mesh construction of these baskets acts as a protective shield that fish cannot easily penetrate.
With dimensions of H45 x W18 x D15cm, they are great for medium-to-large ponds, but ensure your ledge depth can accommodate the 45cm height.
Ensure you are using a heavy, clay-based aquatic soil rather than standard garden compost. You can also line the basket with a piece of pond fleece.
Add a layer of heavy pea gravel or decorative stones on top of the soil to add weight and anchor the basket.
To set up your Pisces Pond Kidney Planting Baskets, fill each basket with aquatic soil or compost, leaving enough space for the plant's root ball. Position your marginal plant or lily firmly in the center and top off with soil or gravel to prevent the compost from floating away. When placing in the pond, ensure the basket is stable on a flat surface or a secure ledge. For care, monitor the baskets during the spring to ensure soil hasn't compacted and that the mesh remains clear of heavy algae buildup. If the mesh becomes blocked, a simple rinse with a garden hose will restore proper water circulation.